Subject: Mixed metaphors (Page 8)

You've got to take the bull between your teeth.

(1879 – 1974) film producer

Get two birds stoned at once.

A man's home is his castle – let him clean it.

A loose tongue spoils the broth.

That's a hard bubble to crack.

This snowball is coming down the mountain with a full head of steam.

This is the piece of the puzzle that allows you to paint in the rest of the pie.

They counted the votes until the cows had literally gone to sleep.

Every dog has his day in the bucket.

(1898 – 1993) American homemaker

That was the straw that twisted the camel's neck.

We can still hang our heads high.

This is up my wheelhouse.

Throw the spaghetti onto the ceiling to see what sticks.

I ate enough to float a battleship!

She grabbed the bull by the horns, and ran with it.

Like stealing cake from a baby

I knew enough to realize that the alligators were in the swamp and that it was time to circle the wagons.

(1951 – ) American conservative radio talk-show host

I was so excited my heart about fell out of my stomach!

Is this a whole nother bucket of worms?

I turned a blind eye to all that bad stuff I was hearing.

He’s not the one with his ass in a noose.